Author: Paul Keys and Kris Macomber, Meredith College
Colleges and universities are charged with preparing students to meet the new challenges and demands they will regularly face throughout their lives. In keeping with this…
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Using Video to Enhance Student Learning
Author: Jennifer Ellis, University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College
As a nurse educator, I am frequently challenged to find just the right resources to supplement student learning. Teaching technical skills often requires supplementing text…
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Groundhog Day
Lolita Paff, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Penn State Berks
Do you ever feel like you’re teaching in the movie Groundhog Day? Where the same thing happens every semester? I’m feeling a bit of that right…
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Want a wedge or just a slice?
In Minds Online, Michelle Miller writes about the “third shift” problem in online learning. The first and second priorities are work and family, in either order. Schoolwork is the third shift. It’s often relegated…
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Student Disinterest: Who’s Responsible?
Sara Briggs wrote a piece (2/7/15) for InformED titled: 12 Myths About Student Engagement. The article does a nice job of providing background on engagement and identifying common…
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